Screens & display assemblies
Display assemblies and the parts that go with them, held against live trade stock. What's listed is what's on the shelf rather than a static range that quietly went out of stock.
Catalogue
What a trade account covers.
The range is drawn from live trade stock, so what's available moves with what's actually on the shelf. What you pay for it is set per account — your terms and volume decide the price, which is why nothing here carries one.
What a trade account covers
Three kinds of supply.
The account is built around what a repair bench gets through, not a catalogue padded with variants nobody orders twice. Availability tracks live trade stock.
Batteries & power
Replacement batteries, power assemblies and charging parts — the lines that decide whether a repair is worth taking on a given day.
Boards, tools & consumables
Boards and the bench consumables a repair business gets through every week, ordered alongside the parts so it arrives as one delivery instead of four.
Trade pricing is released to approved accounts.
The price list comes back with the account, because what you pay depends on your terms and the volume you order. Nothing here is priced in public — apply, and the numbers follow.
Apply for a trade account
Questions
The catalogue, asked plainly.
No. Trade pricing is released to approved accounts, because it depends on your terms and the volume you order. Apply, and the price list comes back with the account rather than sitting on a page anyone can read.
Breaks apply automatically as the quantity on a line grows. They sit in a fixed resolution order — negotiated price first, then the break for the volume, then your assigned price list — so the best applicable price wins without anyone having to ask for it.
Yes. Tell the trade desk what you repair and what you're short of and we'll tell you what we can supply. You don't need a price list in hand to ask a question.
Lead times aren't published here because they depend on the line and what's on the shelf at the time. Confirm them with the trade desk when you get in touch, rather than relying on a number that would be wrong next week.